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06-06-2017, 11:22 AM
god of the earth
Angel, your magic is actually earthxlight, and Riven yours is waterxwind.
Sometimes those who arrive in this place are unaware of just precisely where it is that they have come. Although it isn't that often. After all, why would one tred onto an island created by the blue-lava of an active volcano to visit a handful of crumbled shrines were the true purpose of the Veins not already known? It was one thing to not believe that a God would come when called from this place, but it was another to all together be ignorant of the possibility.
"Je suis toujours ici." The God of the Earth replied with a calm and paternal smile upon his dirt-coloured lips as he gazed down towards the petite pegasus mare. The Earth's verdant gaze easily moved to the solider as he landed next to his counterpart, introducing her by name but not offering his own. Presumably he thought the God would be able to glean his name by the mare's frightened mumbling of it. Which of course he had.
"I am the God of the Earth." He replied, looking at the two as a calming breeze wafted off of the sea drifting over the trio. It brought with it the unseasonal scent of lilacs and honeysuckle, as well as offering a calming effect. "What can I do for you, Nora? Noah?"
Sometimes those who arrive in this place are unaware of just precisely where it is that they have come. Although it isn't that often. After all, why would one tred onto an island created by the blue-lava of an active volcano to visit a handful of crumbled shrines were the true purpose of the Veins not already known? It was one thing to not believe that a God would come when called from this place, but it was another to all together be ignorant of the possibility.
"Je suis toujours ici." The God of the Earth replied with a calm and paternal smile upon his dirt-coloured lips as he gazed down towards the petite pegasus mare. The Earth's verdant gaze easily moved to the solider as he landed next to his counterpart, introducing her by name but not offering his own. Presumably he thought the God would be able to glean his name by the mare's frightened mumbling of it. Which of course he had.
"I am the God of the Earth." He replied, looking at the two as a calming breeze wafted off of the sea drifting over the trio. It brought with it the unseasonal scent of lilacs and honeysuckle, as well as offering a calming effect. "What can I do for you, Nora? Noah?"
